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We request bids from all qualified subcontractors and suppliers including SLBE/SELBEs for the following Project:

College of Alameda New Center for Liberal Arts

Bid Date: August 18, 2017 before 2:00 PMContact: Cody Lee

Email: codyl@overaa.com Scope of Work: This is an Overaa project. Design build New Center for Liberal Art at the College of Alameda, drawings are at 50% DD level. Spaces include faculty and administrative offices, art and apparel design labs, classrooms, student gathering spaces, faculty lounge and art gallery. Approximately 56,000 SF.

There is a Project Labor Agreement (PLA) on this project.

Design Build - subcontractors will be responsible for collaborating with the design team to drive the budget.

Tentative subcontract award date: 9/7/17

Construction Schedule: January 2018 - July 2019

Scopes not included in this bid package are: earthwork, structural steel, plumbing, HVAC, electrical.

Small Local Business Enterprise (SLBE) and Small Emerging Local Business Enterprise (SELBE) located in the cities of Albany, Alameda, Berkeley, Emeryville, Oakland or Piedmont are encouraged to bid on this project. The district’s program has a participation goal of 25% of the total bid amount.

Engineer’s estimate: $31,000,000

Two optional subcontractor outreach events will take place on Thursday, 8/3/17 and Tuesday, 8/8/17 from 5:30pm - 6:30pm. The location of the meetings is 555 Ralph Appezzato Memorial Pkwy, Alameda, CA 94501, room C105.

Bid Documents: Are only available from Overaa at www. isqft.comContact Jason Cardamone for login access. Email: jasonc@overaa.com

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Deep in the heart of lovely Downtown. There are 6 well-established and suc-cessful retail businesses that share in their customer base, common area and foot traffic. This is a very unique atmosphere and the retail space is move-in ready. Water, garbage and maintnance are included. Tenant pays electric, gas and phone. No NNN on lease. 2-year lease required.

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We have a rare opportunity available inside The Park Street Plaza amidst the heart of lovely Downtown. There are 6 well-established and successful retail businesses that share in their customer base, common area and foot traffic. We offer a very unique atmosphere and the retail space is move-in ready.

Includes water, garbage and maintenance. Tenant pays electric, gas and phone.

No NNN on lease and a 2-year lease is required.

For more information please call Debbie at 521-6227 Wed-Sun after 11:00 or stop in and inquire inside Bonne Vie.

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Moses Greene (left) and Amy Xue (right) were the big winners at the East Bay Junior Golf Championship on the Earl Fry Course July 17 and 18.

Junior Golf Champions Bring Home Trophies

Ekene IkemeThe East Bay Junior Golf Cham-

pionship was held at the Chuck Co-rica Golf Complex July 17 and 18.

Moses Greene of Hayward won the boys’ 16- to 18-year-old compe-tition by shooting a four-under-par 138 in the two rounds of play on the Earl Fry Course. Greene, 16, shot a one-under 70 in the first round. He converted birdies on the 10th, 11th, 16th and 18th holes. He also had three bogeys.

He followed that with a three-under-par score in round two. He shot birdies on the sixth, 14th and 15th holes and shot an eagle on the par-five second hole.

Greene beat out 77 other golf-ers to win his division. Woojin Gallo of Walnut Creek was second with a two-under 140. Gallo, 17, held the lead after the first round at five-under 66, but a three-over-par round two took him out of the lead. Jack Gardner of San Ramon came in third with an even-par tournament.

Amy Xue, of Hayward, won the girls’ 15- to 18-year-old division with a two-under-par 142 — the boys’ competition was even-par 71 while the girls’ even par was 72. Xue, 16, shot two-under-par in round one. She made birdies on fifth, seventh, eighth and 14th holes, but had two

bogeys. She shot an even par in round two.

Angela Bagasbas, of Danville, Danielle Suh, of San Ramon, and Quynn Duong, of San Jose, tied for second place with a three-over 147. Bagasbas won the tiebreaker so she was given the second-place distinc-tion. Duong entered round two with the lead at three-under 69, but a six-over 78 dropped her out of the lead.

Kripa Dharan, of Los Altos, shot a one-over 143 to win the boys’ 14-15 division. Jackson Koivun shot a one-over 143 to win the boys’ 12-13 divi-sion. Colin Keith posted an even-par 70 to win the boys’ 10-11 division nine-hole competition. Finally, Alam-edan Kailer Stone shot a 13-over 83 to win the boys’ seven- to nine-year-old nine-hole competition.

Madelyn Gamble, of Pleasant Hill, shot a two-over 146 to win the girls’ 12-14 division. She was the wire-to-wire leader. Camille Thai, of Los Altos, shot an eight-over 78 to win the girls’ 10-11 division nine-hole competition. Katherine Keith, of Alamo, shot a 97 to win the girls’ seven- to nine-year-old nine-hole competition.

There were 175 junior golfers from 59 northern California cities that competed in the event. The tournament began in 1939.

Track Club Seeks Donations

Enjoy the summer sun and experience island fun at one of Alameda’s biggest

and best events! The 33rd An-nual Downtown Alameda Art & Wine Faire features more than 250 arts-and-crafts vendors, mouth-watering festival foods, local craft beer and wine, live music on three stages and two kids’ areas with games and carnival rides. The event has something for everyone and is free to attend. The fun happens

July 29 and 30 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days.

Come see what’s new at the Art & Wine Faire and stay to enjoy all that Downtown Alameda has to offer. Explore the fabulous food and drink es-tablishments, charming shops, friendly services and fun things to do. Many of the businesses will be offering event specials during the faire.

Check out this sample list of specials and make plans to

“discover it all” at these down-town businesses:

Alameda Personal Training (1412 Park St.) Purchase 10 classes for $70 (reg. $180).

Bead Inspirations (1544 Park St.) Free “Intro to Jewelry Making” classes on Saturday and Sunday, multiple times. Half-price bead strands.

C’era Una Volta (1419 Park St.) Live music afternoons and evenings at the faire. Happy Hour and tasting menu specials.

Habanas Cuban Cuisine (1518 Park St.) Salsa Stage & Latino Block Party — free prizes and give-aways hourly. Drink specials.

MGH Discovered Art (1406 Park St., Ste. 400) Annual Summer Sale at Alameda’s only vintage art showroom.

Ozone (1431 Park St.) 10 percent off all custom complete skateboards; 10 to 50 percent off select glassware for adults.

Phoenix Alameda (2315 Lin-

coln Ave.) Start the weekend with Alameda’s one-and-only Comedy Night on Friday, July 28.

Tootsies (1350A Park St.) Tootsies’ popular grab bags for $10 are full of goodies worth at least 3 times that value. Ad-ditional in-store specials.

We Are Hair (1343 Park St.) Haircare products and acces-sories will be on clearance at unrealistic prices!

Discover it all at the Down-town Alameda Art & Wine Faire!

The Downtown Alameda Art & Wine Faire is presented by the Downtown Alameda Business Association as a fundraiser for the district. Proceeds help keep Downtown Alameda clean, green and safe. To learn more about Downtown Alameda, visit www.DowntownAlameda.com.

Sneak Tip: Look for the mu-sic schedule and event details in the official program inside this week’s Alameda Sun!

Theater Hosts A’s Party

Sun Staff ReportsRalph Walker, the founder of the

Don Grant Alameda Youth Track Club, is holding a Dine and Donate Meet and Greet fundraiser event next Saturday, July 29 at Mountain Mikes Pizza at 1714 Central Ave.

Attendees will be able to meet and take pictures with Olympic gold medalists Eddie Hart and Jim Hines. Hart won gold in the 4x100-

meter relay at the 1972 Olympic Games, while Hines won gold in the 100-meter race and the 4x100-meter relay in 1968. Attendees are asked to make donations at the event.

The event aims to raise money for track, training and equipment fees.

The event will start at 6 p.m. For more information, contact Walker at 777-7451.

Ralph Walker

The Don Grant Alameda Point Youth Track Club is free to boys and girls five to 15 years old.

Sun Staff ReportsThe Alameda Theatre and Cineplex

will host the “Battle of the Bay” game between the Oakland A’s and San Fran-cisco Giants Wednesday, Aug. 2.

The Oakland A’s are sponsoring the event that will broadcast the game against the Giants at AT&T Park in San Francisco. The Alameda Theatre and Cineplex is one of five East Bay venues selected to show the “Battle of the Bay” game.

The theater urges the public to come to the Cinema Grill for the game and help the business win “Best A’s Watch Party of 2017.” All the locations are offering free tick-

ets and bobbleheads. Admission is free. For more infor-

mation, call the theater at 769-3456.